In 1436 the administrators of the Opera del Duomo in Florence commissioned Paolo Uccello to paint a fresco in the Cathedral, a monument commemorating the English soldier of fortune Sir John Hawkwood. Not long after the Monument to Sir John Hawkwood, the Opera del Duomo commissioned from Paolo the designs for three stained-glass windows (the Resurrection, the Birth of Christ and the Annunciation destroyed in 1828) for the oculi of the drum of the dome, as well as the decoration for the clockface on the inner façade of the Cathedral.

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	Funerary Monument to Sir John Hawkwood 1436 Fresco, 820 x 515 cm Duomo, Florence
	Funerary Monument to Sir John Hawkwood 1436 Fresco, 820 x 515 cm Duomo, Florence
	Resurrection of Christ 1443-45 Stained glass window Duomo, Florence
	Birth of Christ 1443-45 Stained glass window Duomo, Florence
	Clock with Heads of Prophets 1443 Fresco, 470 x 470 cm Duomo, Florence
	Head of Prophet 1443 Fresco Duomo, Florence
	Head of Prophet 1443 Fresco Duomo, Florence
	Head of Prophet 1443 Fresco Duomo, Florence
	Head of Prophet 1443 Fresco Duomo, Florence